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DAIL CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1001.
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JAPANESE REPORT
GAINS EVERYWHERE
Drive Russian Army Northward in Dis
order and Capture Many
Cannon
FIREBUG
TOUCHES
MATCH'S
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ESTABLISHED BY NATIONAL AUTHORITY, OCTOBER 25, 1885.
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St.
from
Petersburg, Oct. 17. Messages
tlic front Htuto Unit tlio retire-
'v.
mont of the forceH under Gcnernl Atcy
enloff, on tlio Jiiiiwiiin right flnnk, has
been turned into n route, anil his army
lms Buffered tremendous losses.
Tokio, Oct. 17. MujorTnkiishiinu's
bnttnlion captured It guns at Sunchiat
z.u This mnkus total of 31 guns cap
tured by General Xodr.u's center army
since October 14 th.
Koine, Oct. 17.A (lifljiatofi from St.
Petersburg states that, nfpr a consul
tntion with tlio CV.ur, Qeuornl lppjn
berg lias decided that the move to
mobilize 000,000 ndditional troops in
Manchuria will bo abandoned for the
present. A Itussinn note will probably
bo issued, announcing to the powers
tlio Czars' intention to continue the
war.
Tokio, Oct. 17. "Reports from the
scat of war this morning says that 14
more llussian guns were captured yes
terday.
St. Petersburg, Oct. 17,-A dispatch
from Mukden states that Xndzu has ro
tirefl from the cnmmaiid of his' division
on account of wounds received.
Mukden, Oct. 17. Vesterday the
iiuydiiiix carried a brillian movement
on the left, storming and carrying the
Japanese treuahos at Sntikhutung, and
capturing 10 guns. Tlie Jnpnneso re
sistel desperately, their losses being
enormous. The Itussinn movements on
the right were also successful.
St. Petersburg, Oct. 17. A dispatch
etntos that L'3,000 Russian soldiers linve
nrrlvcd at Mukden tlio past week.
Ht. Petersburg, Oct. 17. News from
Irkutsk states that the noarly com
pleted Clrcum-iiaikal railway is in n
bad state, owing to the poor material
tisod in the construction. The tlrst train
took over ilt'co days to make the jour
ney, and Wis derailed threo times. It
will bo necessary to use horses instead
of engines to pull the trains during the
winter.
Ht. Petersburg, Oct. 17. A dispatch
from the front Mates that the battle
was resumed at daybreak today. The
Russians are still holding the right
bank of the Hhahko river. Tlio pros
wire on tlie- Itussinn left Im's been re'
Moved, but the .Japanese are still try
ing to break through the Russian cen
ter, in order to get possession nf tho
railway out of Mukden. Odnernl Sak-
linrolf wires that the Russians venter-
t
day recaptured I.oneTv Tree hill, south
qf Shake, and eupturnd 11 .lapancse
tfiins, one a piiok lirer
St. Petersburg, Oct. 17. General
Sakharoff reports that on Octobor l.'tli
the .lupauese attacked the Itussinn
center, but wore repulsed. The no.xt
day two Russian regiments attacked nn
Isolated position held by tho Japanese,
dislodging the latter, and forcing them
to retrent across the Shako river. After
and other hot engagement tlio Japan
ese were forced to retire still further.
The lighting did not end until this
morning, when it was found that the
Russians had captured a whole Japan
ose position, with 11 guns, one Maxim.
At S o'clock tliis morning desultory fir
ing was in progress along tho wholo
fiont. The losses on Sunday were not
heavy.
Tokio, Oct. 17. The Japanese are
continuing their advance, and have oc
cupied additional positions south of the
Shakhe river. The left army occupied
W'u Pitkin Tun nt iinon yesterday, dis
lodging live battalions nf Russian In
fo n try, several batterios of artillery,
mill crushing anil repulsing a subse
quent counter uttnek. The artillery
from the renter, it ml infantry from the
left nrmy are linrnissing the Itussinn re
treat.
MORMONS PURCHASE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Two Members of the Congregation Get
1 Title and Transfer It to
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the Saints
KJjilt Uk, Oct. lT.-Pr
Smith trustee In trust of
resident Jos. !'.
rjfiitth trustee In trust of the Mormon
ejmreh, today received deeds to the
(first Prenbyteriuti church building on
Monroe ami PuuIiiih streets, Chicago.
The property was for sale, und Mormons
attempted to purchase it, but ut a
meeting it whs overwhelmingly voted
not to Hell to the Mormons at any price.
Piually two members nf the congrega
tion secretly bought it, and transferred
it to the Mormons. It will bo used na
Mormon headipmrters in Chicago.
RECEIVES
, FIRE
LADDIES
y yorn, Oct. it.-nr rnittr
Crokor U euterUlwInt: 30 members nf
the VQluMtMr fire department of Sun
PtmiicWo. hh1 lx member of tin r
irfkr department, who ure oh tour of
mpctliii. Ttiev Hill ultttMs exltl
lJtloH drills, take u tup u tU utiknay,
tl'jld nl tend uoHiermi" reeit loft.
DEATH
IMPLICATES
PRINCE
ieuna, Oct. 17. -The uddeu dUt
nf the MquUmsftTO minuter of jutiee,
"M. HclmuUeU, willi symptoms of poison
ing, after eourt dinner, lms given
rU tu ruwr4 implicating Prime
Ktcliolu. Tim triuea will nUr a post
wortom exnmlnutku. Sttmulflli wa a
rltwQHpr, It i wpojtad. tUat hit widow
refuted to r.vehe the tsnloleuecs of
Prinze Nieltoliu,
PAINT
WORKS
BURN
HulV.lo, Oct. 17. -The McUnnon
PHlut CumpMHy's works wer dHmgl
to the extent of $180,000 tudy. An
tniHieum tank of vnriiWh. wNieh whs
punctured. Dower down the river, Uk
lag Are ud creating m eteuUir
veue. The firemen protect! th Mvijck
boriuy UuiMiug uutll tke rlre buruod
out.
Iiikwo ortloer's Deed.
iUnilt, Oet. 17. Sewd l.itnMt
W'm. D. PrHeu.rd. of the IStk mHlry,
toiliy) kliWU itoa UIutMHt Prwl I
lWu, of th 13th Hilry, ami tkeu
oiHwUttnl shield. The tmgwly o
furred at Cainn Stttaburjr, 90 wlli
froM ManlU. Pritcuurd w in$it,
Ohlwgo Market.
CblcHgo, Oct. IT. Wkwt, DtMuiber,
l.l2(Hl-13U! May, l.Utl1.12M(;
urn, 4$Vdt0; oat, SSW&aSft.
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HOTELS
Tho Wlllaxnetto.
Clyde Kelty. McCoy.
( . I). IVazer, F'ortlninl.
P. II. Ooiin, New York.
Ir. V. O. VaiiDusen, Chicago,
(ico. Kimbroiigh, Quiney, 111.
J. S. Morln. Dayton.
I. C. l-'itzhenry, Miissachusettfl.
Mrs. Martin, Portland, ,
T. J. Murphy, Portland.'
P. II. Wilkerson, New York.
K. li. Stock, Sun l'runoisco.
W. A. Seutsch, Portland.
P. L. Hlggiugs. Wheeling.
.Mrs. Dr. K. W. Atkins, Ilollisfell,
Mont.
I'!, li. Nelson, New York.
I. I.. Patterson, city,
Wullaue Livingston, Sun Franoisco.
Cao. A. Crux. San Francisco.
T. It. Iiub, Chicago.
II. K. liouusbury, Portland.
A. R. Ururor, Portland,
C. It. Jnrtlnn, Portlauil.
H. F. Armstroug, New Yurk.
J. II. Willinms, Or, Alw.skn.
J. C. Wolf, SllverUiu.
II. ltrnsh. Portlnud,
J. M. Rice, Port Und.
J. J. TyudHll, PortiMMit.
I. Cohen, Smh Fnilec
.1. R. J'eki, Ihilibenl.
C. A. Taylor, llublmnl.
O. II. Keillor, Purtkiul.
Morris Wech(.r, New York.
O. A. Penned v. ludiMua.
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Pint ,iirnrnnr uf Dnmlrunr a For
runurr of Kuturo Ilnldnras,
Tttnt sueh Is the cum bag bn eon
elualvel' urovnn by rtntlAc rarfU.
Pwf tlnnn. tlio noted Buripan ktn
IMMitalltt. toolrci that dn.lruft Is tlie
burro wJ.up outlclo of ttis oulp, mumiI
by iwrtt ltroylHir the vitality 1h
tU hair blltK The balr toonwa ItfeUtM.
ami. In ttnie, fuiu out. Thi can b rro
vonteU. New tiro's 11rr-lctlrt kills this Jamlruff
Krm. and rtore the hotr to tta natural
oftnMs and nbuiulanoy.
llarrlcldo U now uwd by thauMnda of
po4o-ill lAtUded that ft t tho most
wonderful lialr preparation on tha mar.
Wet to-day.
fold by Itadlnr drucicUta. 0tnA 1(K'. In
stamps for aamnlo to Th Herplddo Co.,
Detroit, Mich.
IHnlel J Vrr, apaclal Asent
says that Is his conviction thut
man ho passed near tlionpplo trci was
the jneondiary for liftd lie dot been '
fonneetml with the stnrtiug of the fire
lie would havo tnrne I in the alarm, tor
he could not help seeing the blaze when
he passed the mill.
Not3 of tho Fire.
Great showers of cinders fell through
out the burning of tlie first buil ling,
and many lara ones were curried as
far as 14th and Chenleketn street, on
the asylum car line, while women who
wore less than two blocks west of the
North Salem school had to cover their
bonds to keep the fire from their hair.
Church wns being held nt Frnitiaml,
which is ubout four miles beyond tlie
asylum, and the glare of light was so
bright out there that church was broken
up, anil the congregation nil came to
the fire. '
B. Roles who resides ut the corner of
High and Divisim streets, three blneks
south of the mill, saw'u blaze several
minutes befo.e the alarm was sound
ed. He rubbed down Division street to
ward the mills, and almost collided
with a mnu lit the corner of Coiam-r
(linl and Division streets. He is certain
that tlie man is a ne ;ro, mid he contin
ucil his flight northward.
Another man met Mr. Roles within
a few feet, and he reported seeing the
colored man rush north on Commercial
street.
Those stories coincide with tho re
port of tlie street enr people, and may
be u clue to tlie identity of the llre
bug Severn! parties who went over to the
burning building ut the first nlurm re
port seeing a plank several feet in
length leaning against the window sill
on the southwest coiner of the build
ing, where the fire was burning. These
parties nay that a garden hose would
have extinguished tlie bla.o at that
time.
Mr. Posse is prostrntod as u result nf
the fire, as his losses amount to many
years of hard labor, and tho people
sympathize with him in his trouble.
He carried about $11000 insurance, and
his net loss will bo upwards of $40,
000. Manager Habcock, ' of thd Salem
Flouring Mills Company, was unable to
state the exact loss of the mill com
pany, ns the insurance policies are enr
rieil through Portland ugencics. Mr.
Wilcox, in conversing over tho tele
phone this morning, Miid that the insur
ance on tlio buildings was very small,
mid would not in any wny recoup tho
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CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK OF SALEM
J. H. AL3EET, President. E. M. OROISAN, Vlce-Pres. JOS. H. ALBEET Cajli.
Transacts a Regular Banking and Exchange Business.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Pays interest on savings accounts, compounded semiannually, i-ass oook issueu to each depositor. M
of one dollar or more received at any time. Home savings banks furnishod to depositors who desire
These little banks are strongly constructed of steel, finished in nicKeinnu are ornamental, ns well as radA
helping to save.
This being a national bank, tho savings department is conducted under tho laws of the United Stalej
erning national banks, including examinations by United States bank oxaminors. Under those laws tlj t
holders of this bank are personally liable to its depositors to tho full amount of tho par value of their (
addition to their original investment, thus giving double tho protection afforded by tho corporation laws t;
state, which specifically exempt holders of paid up stock in state corporations from nny further liability.
A SALEM INSTITUTION, CONDUCTED BY CITIZENS OF SALEM,
LICITS THE ACCOUNTS OF SALEM PEOPLE.
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Pianos
Cheap
I will not be undersold
on Pianos and Organs.
I am not working on a
salary or consignment.
For this reason I can give
you closer figures than any
consigned agent, by at
least $50.00, as this is the
price wc have to charge
them for profit and damage
on every Piano.
I buy direct from the
richest and most responsi
ble companies in the Unit
ed States.
Being in business steady
for over 25 years, my
guarantees are safer than
those of other Piano houses
in the valley, as they, hav
ing all changed their name
and management, they are
not one half as old as a
Piano guarantee.
If you call on me I do not
take you for a sucker, tak
ing advantage of your ig
norance in Piano prices,
and charge you $1 00.00
more lhan former manag
ers charged you for the
same Piano.
If J you want a piano
cheap now, call on
GEO. C, WILL
Opposite Bush Bank
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Latest designs in stock,
J and good work guaran-
teed. Wc have the small
J store and small prices
E. L. Lemmon
299 Liberty St.
Phone 2475
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CASTORS A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature of OS
Another Man
Ptt To Wotfk
WATT 5HIPP Tho Bicycle Alan bus addod another mm
his already large force of skilled help, and is
Better Ptep&ted Than Evei
To repair your wheel or umbrella
needs repairing. " "
promptly. If the wht-l
Get it Done Right
WATT SHIP!
THE BICYCLE MAN
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Yoi Should Consider Catefc
Tl,. qi :ihr
llll till' li.-S.t-
of i-l..tlun$ "u buy for the rainy senson. It is true ec'l
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Overcoats and Raincoats
i tin- newest fabrics. Jnat the same :is exclusive clothing stores Wl
pri. on are 15 to -u per cent lower. For roiiL'h wear we sell the f
Fish Brand Slickers
Ti'i. bot waterproof goods on tho market. For those who prefer T
i oats and Cotton Covert louts, we have an nssortment for all kinds oMl
Also Rubber Coats and Mackintosh
The Hoton Rubber Company's
Rubber Boots and Overshoes
Are reliable. That's why wo rocommond them.
If on wear cloves for work in tlio rir. fnnklln' Vir nnl WM
Ilorselude cloves. whi)i w cn 41 k ... ...i.. .... ,i Thev H
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ways soft and pliable, and outwear buckskin.
Our shoe department contains nil styles nn.l qunlitios suitable for H
.-... ...v are mint to give satisfactory wear.
Nooien underwear gives better protection uguiust sudden c'angM
went hi 1 Wu m,t find it expensive if you trndo nt
The New York Racfo
New line of dress goods and waistings just in
SALEM'S CHEAPEST ONE-PEIOE CASH STORE.
0. T. BARNES, PROPRIETOR
I PILES R" Suppository I
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old In Saltm by 8. C, Ston
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